Elizabeth Andarge

A new Florida partnership aims to create safer interactions between law enforcement and people with autism.

With healthcare costs continuing to rise, one Fort Myers clinic is offering a solution.

Over 1,000 rabbis from around the world have signed a letter calling for humanitarian relief in Gaza and several rabbis in Southwest and South Florida have added their signatures.

National Spirit of ’45 Day is approaching, and a local ceremony is planned to honor the veterans.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is changing how it enforces political rules for churches, creating discussion among Southwest Florida religious leaders.

Ten years strong, and still funky. The Pace Center for Girls, Lee celebrated its annual Funky Fashion Show on Wednesday night with bold looks and bolder materials.

It’s got a name that sounds like a theme park, but Alligator Alcatraz is anything but fun. State officials say it’s about law and order. Protestors argue that it’s located on sacred land. But what do local faith leaders have to say?

Family is everything to a lot of people. It's important enough that putting oneself in harm's way isn’t even a consideration. One local woman shares her version of that journey.

When most people think about job interview preparation, they might imagine practicing in front of a mirror. But at Osceola County Corrections, inmates are preparing for the workforce with the help of some very special interview partners: puppets.And there's an FGCU connection at play.

Charlotte County Public Works is helping residents prepare for hurricane season.